Primus 96 Camp Stove Demonstration

[utku1997]

çok güzel

[algentry1]

@utku1997

Thank you.

[grandslam1998]

Sheer class.

[algentry1]

@grandslam1998

Thanks for the neat comment.

AL

[mta798]

hi mate are you allright i post you a video is a no3 modified stove and works whith diesel

[algentry1]

@mta798

very well done, indeed!! Thanks for saying hello, and posting this video. Good work all around.

[UbuntuSuseG33K]

That right there is a very neat looking stove and mini tea pot. :)

[mta798]

nice demostration very nice stove my freand i have one its made in germany the name is standard 296

[algentry1]

@mta798

Thanks for the nice comment. Could you maybe post a video of your stove? I've never seen one. I'd like it a lot if you did, and I'm sure so would many others.

Best,

Al in Oklahoma

[mta798]

@algentry1hi mate go on my user name mta798 the video is allready there stove standar 296 is the name of the video i hope you enjoy seeing my video as i liked your video

[rufusvanrugburn]

are you burning kerosene in the stove

[algentry1]

@rufusvanrugburn

Yes sir, I am. I grew up with my Mom using it for heating our house, and all our cooking. I don't mind the smell. It has that nice quality of not flash burning my tent or house down. I try to buy the best kerosene I can get... K-1, they call it, sometimes 1-K. Less hassle with clogging, and I like my camp stoves too much to abuse them.

Best Regards

AL in Oklahoma

[joohop]

great little stoves iv had a few over the years i still have a big number 2 and an old parasene ! i now use a primus omnifuel that uses any liquid fuel it was expensive (£110) but well worth the money ! i can see yours is well looked after and in good condition they fetch a good price on ebay !! good to see people still appreciate these old stoves , nice vid + greetings from england

[algentry1]

John8Ball,

Sometimes they stick. Before you remove the burner tube from the fuel tank, and while things are still as little warm, insert one of the pot support legs through the openings in the burner head. Then give it a firm turn clockwise, so as to break loose the binding parts. If you turn it the other direction, you're just as likely to unscrew the tube, burner head, and all.

Hope this helps.

Al in Oklahoma

[jonn8ball]

thanks algentry m8 all make`s sence,ill try it next time i start it up

[jonn8ball]

hi does your spreader cup at the top get stuck on the burner tub,,, mine does all the time it a pain to get off::,,,,any help in why its doing this or what i can do to prevent it cheers

[elblitz]

man that is so cool, where can i get one of those, i have a petromax and with these, my camping gear will be complete.

Nice Vid :)

[PRIMUSKONGEN]

Beautiful stove.

Thank you for showing.

[northerbrewer]

I love these little stoves thank you for sharirng

[lebammabel]

Nice demonstration.

[algentry1]

Glad you liked it

[NCHiker1970]

Just because something is old does not make it useless! Great stove. It is a little bit of work to set it up but it works well!

[algentry1]

Thanks for the positive comment.

Al